DMEXD2R 35W 6000K Cold White Xenon HID Headlight Bulbs 85126UB 66250 85126WX Replacement - 2pcs(NOT fit Halogen Headlight Assembly)

Had these for over a year now and the lights still work very well! AutoZone worker recommended these compared to what they have in stock at store because they can cost up to 100 dollars. Definitely a good affordable option in comparison.

It is quarter the price of the local store, best part: I ordered it Easter Sunday Got it Early Monday Morning Free Delivery. I had a hard time fitting it in the tight location, however it works just fine, I ordered 4300K, but it looks like 6000K, One day I'll test it the color temp, until then it's five stars.

Good quality and brighter than I expected. I had a mechanic install it so I assume it not a big deal.

Was quite concerned about these fitting my vehicle as the price was excellent. Supposed to be 30% stronger than original - not sure that is the case but they work just fine and provide at least the same light. Very happy with this purchase.

Super easy to put in. The hardest part is honestly opening the headlight cover itself inside the hood. The brightness is no different than a factory bulb. Several months in it works just as well as the day it went in.2012 nissan rogue SV

I researched reviews on these bulbs and they were well regarded even outside of the Amazon reviews. My LED high beams are nearly a perfect white color and I wanted the factory HID lows to match. It was mentioned that these 4300k actually produce light closer to 5000k and I would say that's true. As they warm up they appear slightly blue and once up to operating temp they are a near-perfect white. (Factory 35w ballast) Packaging and quality appears better than alot of the cheap eBay HIDs that often flicker and fail right away.

The light works, but you need a lot of patience to remove and install the new bulb. It's a very tight space in my Rogue to operate in. Practice with the old bulb to install before inserting the new bulb.

My 2006 Sienna XLE Limited has the original Sylvania HID bulbs and they still work fine, but I heard that HIDs loose brightness over time so decided to get new ones. I bought Osrams from Amazon at $150 for a set of two, but sadly those came with broken paper seal and black fingerprints all over the inside packing. Thanks to Amazon for taking those back.I then decided to go with a lesser brand - at least they will be originals. The build quality is pretty good and to my eyes, the 6000 Kelvin color temperature is much better than the factory originals which I believe are Sylvania 4300 Kelvin. Brightness seems slightly better than the worn-out originals, so these are decent replacements if your originals go out. Not sure about longevity as I have just had it for a month.On my 2017 Honda Civic, I replaced the factory halogens with Hikari 2022 HyperStar H11 LED bulbs, and they are MUCH brighter than the older technology HIDs, however, fitting those into a HID fixture will need a ballast bypass which is more involved. So, if you ballast works, these are the way to go, but if your ballast is gone, I suggest moving to LED.